Henry Nicholas faces as many as 370 years in federal prison if convicted on all financial and drugs charges arrayed against him. He surrendered to FBI agents today.

Broadcom co-founder, the billionaire executive Henry
Nicholas, was indicted today on federal charges relating to the financial manipulation
of stock option backdating – and more shockingly, he was also charged with a
slew of drugs offenses including spiking his employees drinks with ecstasy and
maintaining a secret warehouse filled with narcotics.

Nicholas's lawyer had no comment after his client's
surrender to FBI officials in Washington
today. If convicted on all charges he faces a maximum possible sentence of 370
years in prison.

Court documents unsealed today allege that the 48 year old
billionaire:

Doctored his employees drinks with narcotics

Maintained properties for the storage of cocaine, methamphetamine,
ecstasy and prescription medications

Consumed so much marijuana on a flight between L.A. and Las
Vegas, that the pilot was forced to breathe clean air
through an oxygen mask

Constructed an underground "sex lair" at his
Laguna California home, kept it secret from his wife and city officials, and
then refused to pay the construction company that has built it millions of owed
dollars. He is alleged to have resorted to death threats and intimidation to
frighten away the company's owners.